Holiday rentals & lettings in Aragon

Would you like to book a holiday rental in Aragon to enjoy a few days of all the cultural and natural attractions that the region offers? On Holidu we offer you the possibility of choosing between a great variety of rentals located in the urban helmet of the capitals and main tourist localities, like Huesca, Zaragoza, Teruel, Calatayud, Jaca, Ainsa, Benasque or Alcañiz. All the rentals in Aragon are equipped with the most modern comforts so that you can enjoy your stay to the maximum. With the possibility of choosing between numerous additional services such as swimming pool, terrace, Internet, jacuzzi, views, parking, barbecue, air conditioning, fireplace, etc.. Ideal for all types of travellers, both for couples and families with children or groups of friends. So that you can choose the perfect accommodation, whether to spend a few days visiting the most interesting monuments of the capitals as if you want a letting in the Pyrenees or in one of the protected natural areas of the community.

If you are looking for a holiday rental in Aragon that allows you to enjoy wide exteriors and is surrounded by natural beauty spots, the best option are houses and villas. Most of them are built in stone with the architectural elements of the area. Although most of them are in nature or close to the ski resorts of the Pyrenees, you can also find others located within the locality itself. Perfect for those travellers who want to enjoy the essence of the city at its best and stay in a more spacious and more private holiday rental.

Aragon is a really fascinating destination. A region that allows you to enjoy winter sports in its famous ski resorts, marvel at the majesty of the monuments of its capitals, immerse yourself in a trip to the past visiting its charming rural villages or taste the exquisite dishes of its cuisine. So each traveller can organise a trip completely tailored to his or her needs. If you want to enjoy a more cultural stay, get ready to discover its castles, monasteries and Mudejar architecture buildings. But if what you are looking for is to disconnect and forget everything, Aragon will not disappoint you either. Areas as fascinating as the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park and the Pyrenees are a real paradise for active tourism enthusiasts. And, for lovers of good food, the products of the Ebro orchard and Somontano wine will make your stay simply perfect. Don't wait any longer to book your holiday rental in Aragon!

Located in the north of Spain, between the French border and the communities of Castilla-La Mancha, Castilla y Leon, La Rioja, Navarra, Catalonia and the Valencian Community, Aragon is a community whose territory extends over the central stretch of the Ebro valley, the central part of the Pyrenees and the Iberian Sierras. It also houses one of the most important national parks in the country, the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, located in the Sobrarbe region. Natural landscapes that make it a real paradise for fans of active tourism. Aragon is divided into three provinces: Huesca, Teruel and Zaragoza. Each of them is divided into counties, counting a total of 36. However, its population is not very large. All localities, with the exception of Zaragoza, have less than 100,000 inhabitants and many of them are small rural towns. Thus, the region has many ideal destinations to disconnect and forget about the hustle and bustle of the big city. Offering cultural, natural and leisure attractions. Do you already know in which area you would like to book your holiday rental in Aragon?

Reserve in {Zaragoza}{9783}} your holiday rental in Aragon if you want to know the samples of Romanesque and Cistercian art of the region of Cinco Villas, and the Mudejar and Sephardic of localities such as Ejea de los Caballeros, Sos or Uncastillo. But in addition, in the province they are Natural Park of the Dehesa del Moncayo and the World Reserve of the Biosphere of the Bardenas.

Huesca is one of the best destinations to book a letting in Aragon, whether you are looking for cultural visits and to get to know the Romanesque art exhibitions and localities such as Jaca, San Juan de la Peña, Montañana or the capital itself, or if you want to enjoy winter sports.

Although Teruel also has important examples of Mudejar architecture, they are the Arab fortress of Albarracin and the castle of Mora de Rubielos, the best preserved of the whole community, its greatest treasures. In addition, in the province we find a very popular destination for hikers, Alcala de la Selva.

Aragon has one of the most important historical patrimonies in the whole country. A region that has seen history transform its territory into a great kingdom over the centuries. Although Romanesque monuments are the best explanation for the formation of the kingdom, the truth is that there are countless buildings and beautiful places that have their origins in other times. Most of them are concentrated in the capitals of the region, but there are also smaller towns that, because of their role in history, have an impressive wealth of monuments. With really magical places situated in the middle of nature.

Due to its geographical location, Aragon is a real paradise for winter sports lovers. It has no less than seven alpine ski resorts and seven cross-country ski resorts. Having the Candanchu the honor of being the oldest in Spain. However, it is the Aramon group, Formigal and Panticosa, that can boast the largest facilities in the entire national territory. Stations that also offer slopes for skiers of all levels, offer the possibility of practicing other activities, such as snowshoes, sleds or snowboard.

Aragon has an impressive set of megalithic constructions scattered throughout the Pyrenees, in hidden places that the first settlers of the area chose for their burials. Some of them more than 700 metres above sea level. The best of them all is that of the Aragon River Valley, between the towns of Anso and Hecho. With over a hundred dolmens, cists and tumuli. But in addition, in the Oza Jungle have been found a hundred circles of stone.

Aragon is an excellent wine-growing area that offers a great variety of nuances. Where tradition and knowledge have given rise to wines that have become an authentic reference not only nationally, but also internationally. If you are a great wine lover, do not miss the opportunity to do the route of Garnacha, Somontano or Cariñena.

Aragon is home to a total of six Natural Monuments: the Pyrenean Glaciers, the Cristal de los Molinos Caves, the Fonseca Bridge, the Montor Organ Bridge and the Pitarque River. Places that, apart from their own beauty, stand out for their wide range of active tourism: rafting, climbing, caving, canyoning, hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, canoeing, bird watching, etc..

The Ordesa y Monte Perdido Natural Park is one of the most beautiful places not only in Aragon, but in the whole of Spain. More than 15,000 hectares within the Sobrarbe region, dominated by fir and beech trees. A landscape of supernatural beauty that delights the visitor with its rivers, waterfalls, canyons and thousands of species of animals and birds. The paradise of any hiker and nature lover.

The cuisine of Aragon is the result of the heritage of the different peoples that have settled in the region. Its star ingredients are the products of the orchard, but also its excellent game meats, fish and the famous chestnuts that star in many of its pastry recipes. If you spend a few days in the region, don't miss the opportunity to try the roasted shoulder, chilindron chicken, aragonese migas, ajoarriero codfish, aragonese trout or magras with tomato.